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  • The Left’s Message To Teens: More Sex, No Guilt, No Consequences

    03/07/2014 4:59:18 PM PST · by Starman417 · 16 replies
    Flopping Aces ^ | 03-07-14 | Dave The Sage
    Now that our society has officially lowered us all to the level of rutting rabbits, the Coalition for Positive Sexuality (positive.org) is specifically targeting and encouraging promiscuous sex, abortion, and homosexuality to young teenagers. The Younger the Better should be their slogan. Funded by the homosexual lobby (and perhaps finally putting the myth that there is no homosexual agenda to rest) CPS is aggressively pushing its agenda of more sex/no guilt/no consequences to young and impressionable children at public schools nationwide. The greatest concession to personal responsibility and self-restraint that they attempt is to urge you to try and not...
  • Agency Urges Change in Antibiotics for Gonorrhea

    04/12/2007 10:54:31 PM PDT · by neverdem · 4 replies · 478+ views
    NY Times ^ | April 13, 2007 | LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
    The rates of drug-resistant gonorrhea in the United States have increased so greatly in the last five years that doctors should now treat the infection with a different class of antibiotics, the last line of defense for the sexually transmitted disease, officials said yesterday. The percentage of drug-resistant gonorrhea cases among heterosexual men jumped, to 6.7 percent in 2006 compared with 0.6 percent in 2001, officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. Standard monitoring of gonorrhea cases is conducted among men who go to S.T.D. clinics. New data from such sites in 26 cities show that rates...
  • Officials Report Mixed Picture on S.T.D. Rates

    11/09/2005 9:34:52 PM PST · by neverdem · 10 replies · 557+ views
    NY Times ^ | November 9, 2005 | LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
    Gonorrhea rates in the United States have fallen to their lowest level on record, but rates of two other sexually transmitted diseases, syphilis and chlamydia, are rising, federal health officials said yesterday. The rates, though of concern, are low compared with years ago. Still, an estimated 19 million new infections of sexually transmitted diseases, or S.T.D.'s, occurred in 2004 at estimated health care costs of $19 billion, officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. Many cases of the three bacterial diseases reported yesterday go undetected, while many diagnosed cases are not reported. Also, two common viral diseases,...